Portrait of the Red Mill Dance Hall Band (Buck Clayton's first professional band) Buck Clayton, trumpet; Theodore Cruz, alto saxophone; Pete Kinard, tenor saxophone; Ronald Wharton, guitar, banjo; La...
Gladys "Derb" Henderson and Buck Clayton's being married at Paramount Studios; Hollywood, California; Surrounded by actors, musicians, and the Cotton Club Chorus Line.
Buck Clayton holding granddaughter Dawn Rachael Parrott, about 2 years old.
Buck Clayton on trumpet in a recording studio with Jimmy Butts, Dexter Gordon, J.C. Heard, Danny Barker and Charlie Parker
Buck Clayton on trumpet for the film The Benny Goodman Story.
Buck Clayton on trumpet with Sir Charles Thompson on piano and others in the room.
Buck Clayton on a set of swings with Candice and Steven on either side of him.
Buck Clayton, seated at the table, with his arms around two unidentified men.
Buck Clayton standing with two children, a girl and a younger boy in glasses in Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada.
Buck Clayton posing with two unidentified Japanese women in traditional kimonos in Japan.
Buck Clayton seated and working with two young jazz guitarists (one African American man, one white man) in New York City.
Buck Clayton in a basement or backroom with a case on a workbench while a woman in a brown coat watches.
Ben Webster speaking with Benny Morton and Buck Clayton under the awning of the Famous Door on 52nd Street in New York City.
Buck Clayton with Henri Chaix and Sir Charles Thompson standing on the street in Geneva, Switzerland.
Buck Clayton standing with Henri Chaix and Sir Charles Thompson outside in Geneva, Switzerland; a sign on the building behind them reads, in part, "Noverraz L'Huillier"
Members of Buck's French American Band performing on stage in Paris, France.
Bucky Pizzarelli, seated, holding his guitar, and an unidentified group of people watch an unidentified photographer take a picture to the right.
Bud Johnson seated next Haywood Henry inside a fenced off area outside; Johnson is looking to his right at the photographer and smiling.
Buddy Tate with his left arm around Buck Clayton standing in front of Jim & Andy Lounge in New York City.
Buddy Tate with a cigarette in his mouth standing outside with Earle Warren.
Sitting with their luggage are (from left to right): Buddy Tate, Eddie Durham, Haywood Henry, Mel Wanzo, Pinky Williams and Curtis Fuller.
Buddy Tate with his saxophone performing with an unidentified group of white male musicians; photo taken from offstage to the right of the group.
Buddy Tate, Budd Johnson and Earle Warren on sax with Vic Dickenson on trombone in the background.
